This dude can get into extreme poses. He is a photographer's dream figure when it comes to transformers.

But there are places like the feat where I have noticed paint chipping which is kind of sad. He also has the problem of having many panels to deal with making him very finicky at times.

For those of you looking for a Motor Master figure that honours the G1 counterpart plus is an amazing update, Powertrain is the answer! He has an involved transformation that is challenging but not frustrating. I throughly enjoyed everything about this figure and haven't been able to put him down yet!

If you're a Bludgeon fan then this is the best MP style figure out there. The look is spot on as well as elements from the ROTF that made me love Bludgeon in the first place. Great possibility and fantastic design elements and details.

I would give him 3.5 stars overall though and here's why:
The Orange paint is bad. Just getting him out of the package to pose, I'm getting chipping all along his metal toes and plastic on his armor around his thighs.

He's kind of fiddly. So many moving parts. He poses great but you have to adjust so many things to make it happen. I'm a collector and take care of my stuff but when it boils down to it, the figure is still a toy! Toys should be strong enough to play with because toys are meant to be played with. I'm not confident that this figure will withstand an accidental grab from my 3 yr old son. If you plan to put him behind glass or high up on a shelf he's great but be warned in putting him in an area where a kid or buddy might mess with him.

Knee gap is noticeable. I thought I could get over it but when posing him in awesome poses, I still find myself looking at his knee gap and a frown forms at the corner of my mouth.